Dr. King and Dr. McIntyre are our favorite go-to doctors here, but all of the doctors are calming, informative, and effective veterinarians. All of the staff remember us when we come back and are so kind to both of our children who are an orange tabby with feline urinary tract disease and lower bladder disease and a deaf pitbull with an allergy to complex carbohydrates. They treat them like gold, have appointments available virtually any time--which is important when Jangles has allergy flare ups and Alice has UTI's that sometimes cause blood to form in his urine. They are so good with telling you the cost and working with you to ensure the most honest, affordable service. My partner and I are in our 20's and work in the service industry while also attending school full time--we don't have a lot of money and it is never a big issue here the way it was at other vets. They don't judge you or make you feel any sort of way about your financial capabilities and make sure your babies receive the care they need.

I want to also say that we started coming here after taking our dog, Jangles to Fall's Road Animal Hospital for 2 years where they pushed their sponsored promotional food on us when Jangles was very ill from severe food allergy. We saw many clinicians at their office and after those 2 years, saw one that we had not previously made an appointment with who reprimanded us for not being aware of his allergies. They were our veterinarians who we saw regularly, who ignored our reports of constant, serious diarrhea, foot chewing, and stress. That was more offensive than you could imagine when we were begging for help and footing the bill for them to make money and not treat our child. We switched to Eastern after being recommended by many of our dog-walking clients and they immediately identified the allergy and started him on a hydrolyzed protein diet that solved his allergy. They have never pushed a product on us at all in any of our visits and that saves us a lot of stress and money.

They are true animal lovers here.. my partner and I found a pigeon whose neck had been broken on O'Donnell Street bridge, before the 895 exit lying in the hot sun, dying in sheer terror. as we were on our route for the day. We stopped our car after knowing we could not leave the poor bird lying there and brought him immediately into Eastern Animal Hospital where they euthanized him without cost and thanked us genuinely for caring enough to stop his horrific fate from ensuing further. To know that they will take care of the smallest, least cared for members of the planet makes me value these people more than any other place in this city. I am so thankful for their staff. They are doing the hardest work in the world some days.